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  • A new book brings a Rampur family’s culinary history and cherished recipes created by the matriarch
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    A new book brings a Rampur family’s culinary history and cherished recipes created by the matriarch

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    For Jane Austen and her heroines, walking was more than a pastime – it was a form of resistance

  • ‘Tell the judge he has done no crime’: The struggles of Hany Babu’s family
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    ‘Tell the judge he has done no crime’: The struggles of Hany Babu’s family

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    Bihar voter roll revision: Why having to prove you are an Indian citizen is a nightmare

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    A beginner’s guide to weight-lifting in the gym

  • Review: ‘Uppu Kappurambu’ finds the comedy in death and burial
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    Review: ‘Uppu Kappurambu’ finds the comedy in death and burial

  • Mount Everest: A new route avoids treacherous Khumbu Icefall in safer path to summit
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    Mount Everest: A new route avoids treacherous Khumbu Icefall in safer path to summit

  • This book is an alternative account of literary beginnings in modern India through women’s writings
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    This book is an alternative account of literary beginnings in modern India through women’s writings

  • A Swiss court’s decision on use of a pesticide sends a hopeful message to Indian farmers
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    A Swiss court’s decision on use of a pesticide sends a hopeful message to Indian farmers

  • This book studies gender in Bengal’s nationalist policies (and the evolution of the ‘bhadramahila’)
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    This book studies gender in Bengal’s nationalist policies (and the evolution of the ‘bhadramahila’)

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Watch: Mumbai, Delhi police welcome colleagues who recovered from Covid-19 with flowers, applause

Along with the healthcare professionals and other essential workers, the police, too, are frontline workers combating the pandemic.

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Apr 29, 2020 · 08:53 am
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Constable Vikas of Chandni Mahal police station was tested positive a few days ago. He fought with Covid 19 and is back. His Delhi Police family welcomed him with flowers and applaud 🙂 pic.twitter.com/6qTtklQYlI

— Nitisha (@Nitisha_Kashyap) April 27, 2020

A police inspector of Mumbra police station who was tested positive for #COVID19, recovered and was discharged from a hospital. The officer was given a warm welcome by his colleagues at Anand Nagar check naka.
He was the first cop from #Thane to had tested positive for COVID-19. pic.twitter.com/3CDEWIdxLu

— TOI Mumbai (@TOIMumbai) April 27, 2020
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